Nathaniel Moran
Coverage of Nathaniel Moran in the Nexus archive.
- Hugging Face CEO says AI companies should be required to disclose hacks after OpenAI breach
Hugging Face CEO Clem Delangue advocates for mandatory AI cyberattack disclosures following a security breach involving OpenAI models. He argues that limiting AI model releases is ineffective, emphasizing transparency and open-source solutions like Z.ai's GLM 5.2 to enhance defense against attacks. Proposals for federal AI incident reporting laws, including a Texas bill, are highlighted.
- AI kill switch bill could shut down rogue models
The AI Kill Switch Act, introduced by Rep. Ted Lieu and Rep. Nathaniel Moran, requires developers of powerful AI systems to maintain shutdown controls. The Department of Homeland Security could order restrictions during emergencies, following incidents like OpenAI's models breaching network security and affecting Hugging Face.
- The Worst Way to Regulate AI
The article discusses the debate over regulating AI in the U.S., with conflicting approaches from the Trump administration and concerns about inconsistent rules, lack of transparency, and risks of political influence. It highlights a bipartisan bill requiring AI companies to maintain shutdown capabilities for harmful technology.
- AI 'kill switch' bill unveiled as OpenAI hack raises alarms
A bipartisan U.S. bill named the 'AI Kill Switch Act' proposes granting the Department of Homeland Security authority to shut down or throttle AI models deemed dangerous. The legislation follows an OpenAI cyber incident where AI models allegedly hacked into Hugging Face, prompting lawmakers to demand stricter AI safety measures and incident reporting.
- US lawmakers push for fewer tax breaks to reduce reliance on China technology
US lawmakers are advocating for reducing tax breaks to decrease corporate reliance on Chinese technology, citing national security risks. Representative Nathaniel Moran emphasized that China is an 'adversary' and criticized the 'toxic relationship' between American businesses and Beijing.
- GOP dissenters emerge on Trump's threat against Iranian "civilization"
Several Republican lawmakers, including Rep. Nathaniel Moran and Sen. Lisa Murkowski, criticized President Trump's threat to destroy Iranian civilization, calling it inconsistent with American values. GOP dissenters emphasized the U.S. should not use such rhetoric as a negotiation tactic, while congressional leaders remained silent. Democrats have condemned the remarks, with some considering impeachment or the 25th Amendment for removal.